Frame Loom Workshop

Description

This Frame Loom Workshop is perfect for those who want to come and have fun learning a new craft, in a relaxed and inspiring studio space. You will be given a frame loom to work on which is 40cm x 30cm with a weaving width of 23cm. You will firstly be shown how to put a warp onto your loom and then Rebecca will go through various techniques you can use to create your woven design. You will have the freedom to try and explore various yarns and textures. At the end of the workshop, you will then be given your loom to take home so you can carry on weaving whenever you want! This means you can also work at a leisurely pace and complete your project at home. A great course to book with friends, family, for parties or for hen do's as we can accommodate 8/10 people at a time within the studio. **Please note - due to social distancing, currently a maximum of 4 students at a time per workshop. Location: 1 Silver Birch Cottages, Hyde Lane, Farnham, GU10 2LP.

What's included in the price?

This is a 3 hour workshop for only £60 per person. All materials and tools used within the session are included and you will get to take your Frame Loom home with you at the end of the session. Videos for additional help and guidance are also on the website, to help when you're weaving at home. Tea, coffee and biscuits are also provided, of course! Please do contact Rebecca if you are booking for a special occasion, as for an additional cost, cream tea with tea/prosecco can be served.

Cancellation policy

Easy - Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 2 weeks before the course starts

Maker

Dobby & Rose

with Craft Courses since 2017

Message the tutor

Rebecca Harvey-Browne, graduated from UCA Farnham in Surrey with a First Class Honours degree in Woven Textiles. Rebecca was selected as 1 of 24 graduates across the U.K. for Texprint, allowing her to promote her work in Paris. After selling designs to Italian Fashion House 'Etro', she was inspired to pursue a career in Textiles. Rebecca opened up her home studio to allow others to experience this craft first-hand and to make their very own piece of fabric.